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Appropriations for activities

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Process of obtaining credits 

After carrying out the corresponding activity, the student will receive the certificate from the Service, Centre or Colegio Mayor that organises it. The student will apply for credit recognition by submitting a written request through miUNAV (academic management). You will have to attach the certificate of participation in the activity. After the favourable resolution of the written request, the student will have to formalise the payment of the credits at Office of the Registrar.

Below is information on the activities approved for all students at Degree of the University for this academic year. To find out about the specific ones for each centre, please contact each School or School.

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Throughout the degree, the student can obtain up to 6 ECTS credit, according to the provisions of its Study program, for participating in some of the activities organised at the University and in the Halls of Residence. These activities can be: cultural, sporting, student representation, solidarity and cooperation activities.

Tabla por tipo de actividades

subject of activity Maximum number of recognisable credits Maximum number of credits per course
CULTURAL

Artistic talent

6

2

Other activities

6

2

SPORTS

Sporting talent

6

2

Sports schools

3

1

Sports clubs

3

1

STUDENT REPRESENTATION

3

1

SOLIDARITY AND COOPERATION

3

1*

Maximum number of recognisable credits
Maximum number of credits per course
Maximum number of recognisable credits

6

Maximum number of credits per course

2

Maximum number of recognisable credits

6

Maximum number of credits per course

2

Maximum number of recognisable credits
Maximum number of credits per course
Maximum number of recognisable credits

6

Maximum number of credits per course

2

Maximum number of recognisable credits

3

Maximum number of credits per course

1

Maximum number of recognisable credits

3

Maximum number of credits per course

1

Maximum number of recognisable credits

3

Maximum number of credits per course

1

Maximum number of recognisable credits

3

Maximum number of credits per course

1*

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Aplicaciones anidadas

ALUMNOS-ACTIVIDADES CULTURALES

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES OFFICE

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Online course: programs of study on women
Organised by: School of Philosophy and Letters


training course top on Leonardo Polo's Philosophy
Organised by: School de Philosophy y Letras

training course Superior in Big Data, decisions based on data
Organized by: School de Comunicación
2 ECTS credit

Symphony orchestra
Maximum 6 ECTS credit
Part of the Artistic Talent Programme

University choir
Maximum 6 ECTS credit
Part of the Artistic Talent Programme

Theatre training plan
Maximum 6 ECTS credit
Part of the Artistic Talent Programme

project CreAcción with Metamorphosis dance
1 ECTS credit per academic year up to a maximum of 6 ETCS OP in the Degree course.
It focuses on the interaction between creator, performer and audience, and investigates new forms of artistic creation. They share their Metamorphosis Method with a group of people who are interested in accompanying the whole process of creation.

Musical performance workshop
1 ECTS credit per academic year up to a maximum of 6 ETCS OP on the Degree course.
The workshop combines the teaching of theatrical performance technique with that of the technique board member and singing as well as body movement and dance. Directed and taught by Javier Muñoz, Jana Producciones.

Creative Hub
Further information

Workshop with Pierre Gonord

Training Production Training Performing Arts project "Zarzuela".
Further information

Fast Track Innovation
The number of ECTS credit recognised will depend on the dedication of the student. 1 ECTS credit= 25 hours of dedication.
Maximum 2 ECTS credit per course and 6 ECTS credit on transcript.

University Meetings. 2022
Organized by: Alumni College
1 ECTS credit

Quadrivium Universitatum
Organizers: CM Belagua Phase 2
Maximum 6 ECTS credit

conference University of the Pyrenees (JUP)
Organized by: CM Belagua, CM Ayete and CM Mendaur.
1 ECTS credit 

Pamplona History Workshop
Organized by: CM Larraona
1 ECTS credit 

Ecology and Environment Workshop
Organized by: CM Larraona
1 ECTS credit 

1 ECTS credit per academic year.

1 per course
For membership of the organising committee of congress. 

1 per course
Participation in the congress Forun with the presentation of a written discussion paper or creative video. Only those works with the explicit supervision of a teacher will be eligible for credit.

For the granting of credits, the professor must give his approval by filling in a report or, failing that, by sending an e-mail to forun@unav.es; and the Scientific Committee must also corroborate it in its report

A certificate will be issued from Office of the Vice President of Students certifying that student is eligible for the credit.

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  • Data Management with Python: 2 ECTS credit

  • Data Management with R: 2 ECTS credit

  • Spreadsheets for data analysis: 2 ECTS credit  

  • Statistics in Data Science: 2 ECTS credit | (Course already taught)

  • Machine learning: 2 ECTS credit

  • Data visualisation: 2 ECTS credit

  • Social network analysis: 2 ECTS credit

 

1ECTS per academic year.

Annual dedication of 60 hours. 

Preparation before the sessions and attendance to the biweekly seminar of research and reflection, and final writing of each seminar.

Collaboration in the organisation of club activities open to all students. 

More information: sustainabilityclub@unav.es

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ALUMNOS-ACTIVIDADES DEPORTIVAS

SPORTING ACTIVITIES

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Students of the University of Navarra who are members of its competitive teams (CD) or who are members of other teams in the Autonomous Community of Navarre.

Have been admitted to the programme
attend to the programme sessions
Continuity and use of the programme
Follow-up of the personal development (coach)
2 ECTS credit per course
For further information, please contact

Basketball, Handball, Football, Football conference room, Golf, Kendo, Mountaineering, Padel, Squash, Taekwondo, Tennis, Archery, Triathlon and Volleyball.

Belonging to one of the university sports clubs
attend to all (or most) trainings and matches
Follow-up of the personal development (coach)
Continuity and achievement
1 ECTS credit per course
Further information

Actívate, Badminton, Dance, Fencing, Women's Football, Hapkido, Karate, Kendo, Kick Boxing, Padel, Rugby, Squash, Taekwondo, Tennis, Archery, Olympic Shooting, Triathlon and Volleyball.

Belonging to one of the university's sports schools
attend to all (or most) trainings and matches
Follow-up of the personal development (coach)
Continuity and achievement
1 ECTS credit per course
Further information

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ALUMNOS-ACTIVIDADES DE REPRESENTACIÓN ESTUDIANTIL

STUDENT REPRESENTATION ACTIVITIES

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3 ECTS credit (1 per course)
Receive the specific training indicated by each School
report (with the approval of the coordinator course and the advisor) presented to the secretary's office of the Centre where the student indicates the objectives set out in the committee course, the goals achieved and their functions in the course.

In the event that the same student is from committee for more than 1 year, 1 ECTS credit (maximum of 3 ECTS credit) will be awarded for each course, if the required conditions of participation and training in each course are met.

Students who participate or are part of the organizing committee may receive 1 ECTS credit per participation.

1 ECTS credit per academic year.  

To perform the tasks entrusted by International Office: planning and development of the welcome and farewell conference , cultural trips, training and cultural events.
attendance to regular planning meetings
report final
approval of the director of the Service.

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ALUMNOS-ACTIVIDADES SOLIDARIAS Y DE COOPERACIÓN

SOLIDARITY AND COOPERATION ACTIVITIES

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Cooperation with the development
No. ECTS credit - one month of volunteer activities + cooperation course 3 ECTS credit.

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All grants and competitions

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The Forum for Beer and Lifestyles Research announces the annual Manuel de Oya "Beer, Health and Nutrition" Research Grants, which provide financial support for two research projects related to beer consumption and its relationship with different aspects of human health in healthy adults. Each grant amounts to €18,000.

More information

The collaboration grants are managed by the Admissions Service (Office of Financing Studies) and are aimed at those people enrolled at the University of Navarra who wish to combine their studies at a department or University service to help finance their studies.

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You can post an offer here.

 

Deadline for submission: September 30 - November 30
Announces Impulsa Visión RTVE

 

Further information.

Deadline: until 31 January

The course, 100% online, has four training stages of a total duration of 4 hours. 90 scholarships are available. 

More information

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Healthcare and insurance

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Students at the University have school insurance but there is also the possibility of taking out additional cover.

In case of common illness:

The student will be able to be treated in health centres or public hospitals (you must present the card Individual Health Insurance or the card European Health Insurance). If you have private health insurance, you can go to the centres that your policy specifies.

In the event of an accident:

School Insurance National Social Security Institute

Accident insurance Mapfre (policy information) / download the accidentreport form

Health insurance:

International students (Acunsa, Clínica Universidad de Navarra)

National students (Acunsa, Clínica Universidad de Navarra)

Continuity of Service Insurance programs of study

Insurance to guarantee the university programs of studyin the event of death/absolute permanent disability of the insured parents. See here for details of the insurance policy(Allianz).

Travel insurance

For academic or professional travel linked to the University of Navarra.

- Information on Travel Insurance
- How to take out insurance

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Información sanitaria para internacionales

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Spanish Way of Life

Living in Spain

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Dining

 DINING

As an international student, we hope you will come understand and hopefully take to heart the fact that Spaniards are the quintessential foodie. If this trip doesn't turn you into one, we will be very much surprised. This page will help you navigate your way through some of the local mealtimes and places to eat on and off campus.To start the Spanish lifestyle revolves around meal times.

Most Spanish days follow this schedule:

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7.00 h. Breakfast normally consists in a piece of toast, and one or txo basics cookies with café con leche (coffee with milk).

10.30 h. This mini meal is meant to help carry you over to lunch. It normally consist in a tortilla de patatas (egg omelet), or a pasrty with café con leche.

13.30 / 15.00 h. In Spain it is customary to have 2 hour lunch with friends or family. The reason why that is so long is because in Spain lunch is the largest meal of the day. It normally consist of 2 dishes and a desert with a coffee or tea. Nut if you in the mood for just a quick bite there are such options available as well.

18.00 h. As is evident, spaniards love to snack. This time, snacks normally consist in pastries. It is hard to find anything that isn't sweet for thid afternoon break.

21.00 h. Dinner consists in whatever you find in the house if you're staying in. But if you are going out, expect lots of pintxo bars where you can find some of the best food in town.

Grocery stores

Grocery stores

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There are many different supermarket chains in Pamplona, such as: Eroski, Caprabo, BM, Día, Lidl, and Aldi. These are the smaller supermarkets that can easily be found in every part of town.

For big shopping trips to find items that the smaller supermarkets do not have, we recommend that you go to either the Carrefour (walking distance from the university), E.LeClerc (take the bus line 11 to the La Morea mall. The supermarket is inside the mall) or El Corte Inglés (walking distance from the university. Can be reached by the bus line 4). El Corte Inglés is also a very popular department store chain in Spain where you can do a lot of clothes/appliance/electronics shopping.

A helpful tip to help you save money in supermarkets is to trust the "white label". A white label is the store brand that a supermarket offers, and each supermarket has their own unique name for their store brand. These items are much cheaper than the branded products in the supermarket and are just as good.

These are the Spanish equivalent of a convenience store and can be found all over Spain. Since the owners of these stores are usually Chinese, many people go to Alimentaciones to buy mostly Asian ingredients that cannot be found in Spanish supermarkets. It is for this reason these stores are affectionately called "chinos". Most supermarkets and groceries in Spain do not carry a large international section. Some of the more popular ones can be found on Calle Iturrama, the area where most students live.

A "chino" can also refer to the wholesale stores that can be found all over Spain. These are stores that offer everything from bed sheets, to school supplies, to kitchenware. Anything that you might need for your stay in Pamplona can be found in these stores at an affordable price. They can easily be found in every area of Pamplona. Some of the biggest ones are Bazar del Parque. Asia City, and Cris Gran Casa.

Sometimes when you want the freshest food, you won't find it in a supermarket, but in a specialty store. Going to fruit stores, butchers, fishmongers, and bakeries will give you better quality and variety of products than your nearest supermarket, and you can pick exactly what you want in the quantity that you want.

There are 2 weekend markets in Pamplona that we believe are worth mentioning.
- Mercadillo Landaben - This happens every Sunday morning except for the months of July and August. It is an open air market where you can buy fresh and local fruit, vegetables, cured meats, wines, liquors, flowers, clothes, tools, and many other things. The quality and price of what you find here cannot be beat by any supermarket, since the sellers are the usually the farmers/producers themselves. The market is located a little bit outside of town, so the fastest way to get to and from the market is to take a taxi or simply walk (it is only a 30 minute walk from the university), because while the buses can take you near to the market, they do not take you directly there.
- Mercadillo de las Buenas Pulgas - This is an antique flea market that happens every Saturday morning from 8:00 - 14:00. This flea market brings antique dealers from all over Navarra to the place San Jose in the old part of town, right beside the cathedral. They sell everything from old comic books to World War II memorabilia.

Banks and phones

 BANKS AND PHONES

To help you with all your everyday needs while you are in Pamplona, here is a quick guide to everything that will make your stay here more convenient and enjoyable. We have linked the locations of some of these places of interest, however there are many more that do not appear here but can easily be found by asking any person for directions.

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You can choose the bank of your choice. There are two banks that offer special conditions for university students: Santander Bank and N26. The office of the Banco de Santander at the intersection of Avenida Pio XII and Calle La Rioja, 2 will let you open an account with just your passport, although once you have your TIE you will need to provide it.

If you already have legal residency in Spain through at TIE or a certificate de Ciudadano de la Unión Europea you can also look into other banks in the University area such as:

  • BBVA

  • La Caixa

  • Bankia

  • Banco Popular

  • Sabadell

Many students bring their phones from home with them. If you wish to continue to use your phone make sure it is unlocked so that you can get a SIM from a phone company here in Spain.

There are two options for students who wish to do this. First you can get a pay as you go card where you can put in money in or if you have a card de Identidad de Extranjero (TIE) you can apply for a contract. Please note that the contracts last for 18 months.

The pay as you go option is generally the most popular among students. You can add as little or as much as you want from 5 euros to more. You don't need a bank account for this option and you can top up your phone at grocery stores, online, phone shops, and tobacco shops. Additionally, you can set up internet on pay as you go phones.

This is option is really important to keep in mind because in Spain, the main form of communication is through WhatsApp. It is far more widely used than texting. This can also be used internationally to connect with friends and family.

Companies in located near the campus are:

  • Vodafone

  • Movistar

  • Yoigo

  • Orange

  • MoreMobile

  • Among others.

When making international calls make sure to keep in mind that the international access code 00 and that the Spain country code is 34.

Key information

 KEY INFORMATION

For an international student, navigating your way in a new place can be difficult at times. So to help get to know the services available around town we have put together this page.

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Pamplona is a rare commodity. One of its distinguishing factors is the fact that it is easily walkable.

As we have come to know, mobile phones are important and to cut the cost of roaming many students look to buy a temporary phone. In order to get a phone students need to make sure to have their international identity card. For more information, please contact the International Relations Office.

Arriving in Pamplona
The only train stop in Pamplona is called Pamplona/Iruña. "Iruña" is the name of the city in Basque. When you arrive, we recommend that you take a taxi to your destination instead of taking the bus.

Travelling from Pamplona
The train station in Pamplona can only be reached by taxi or by taking the bus line 9 (towards RENFE). It is not necessary to be at a train station an hour before you are scheduled to depart. However, for larger train stations like in Madrid or Barcelona, it would be a good idea to be there at least 30 minutes before your departure.

Buying Train tickets Online
You can buy tickets from the website. If you do not have access to a printer, you can keep the QR code of your ticket on your mobile phone to be scanned at the train station, or you can go to the ticket machines at the train station before you depart and print your ticket. Some journeys are marked as "Con transbordo" which means that you will have to transfer trains at some point in your journey.

 

Buying Train tickets Online
You can buy tickets from the website. If you do not have access to a printer, you can keep the QR code of your ticket on your mobile phone to be scanned at the train station, or you can go to the ticket machines at the train station before you depart and print your ticket. Some journeys are marked as"Con Transbordo" which means that you will have to transfer trains at some point in your journey.

The different ticket types:
- Turista - Similar to the economy class of airplanes, the basic fare.
- Turista Plus - This class offers more legroom than the Turista.
- Preferente - Similar to the business class of airplanes. These are the most comfortable seats on the train.


BUS

However, if you find yourself tired or caught in the rain, you might want to catch the local bus (known as the Villavesa). The bus fare can either be paid in change or by card. The normal fare is 1.30€ for one trip. But to save money, many locals and students get a rechargeable bus card. The bus card can be found in any "estanco"/ tobacco shop. The minimum amount to charge the card is 5€.

Long distance travel
To go to the local beach in San Sebastian, travel to Madrid or anywhere else in Spain, an economic option is to take the bus.